Thanks for pointing this out but there is nothing in the rules about giving out penalty's for certain amount of warnings, i will talk to other admins about it and it will be correct in the rules for next season.
This was ruled as no penalty in race with car #37 being at fault. The correct penalty according to rule I4 is a Stop-go penalty, converted to 45s as it is being applied after-race.
This, along with the warning for a previous incident, earns #36 a Drive-through penalty, converted to 30s as it is being applied after-race.
Racing incident, no penalty. Lap 183 #17 goes through the tyres at the chicane and #37 cannot avoid tapping them. Lap 184 cannot be protested as it did not directly involved #17 – although there would be no penalty anyway as #37 had spun, and #17 couldn’t avoid their stopped car slightly on the track.
#04 does not break rule H2; #04 leaves the bare minimum room to the outside for #02 to go into, and coupled with a bit of lag, causes the (small) collision. At this point both cars are still on the track unharmed, and the collision does not cause #02 to brake late for the hairpin. We feel that no penalty is justified.
In addition to the above protests:
#02 is given a C1 penalty for the race start incident that was protested.
#05 are docked the 154 laps completed after they manually disconnected.
#14 is given an extra 1 lap penalty and a C3 penalty for intentionally disconnecting.